adjective

settled

settled, resolved, established, calm

He leads a settled life in the countryside.

He leads a settled life in the countryside.

The matter is now settled.

The matter is now settled.

They are a settled community.

They are a settled community.

((be)) settled to be resolved or decided The question is settled.

((a)) settled ((noun)) describing a stable or calm noun She has a settled routine.

Synonyms: established, resolved, calm; Antonyms: unsettled, agitated

Past participle of the verb 'to settle', from Old English 'setlan' meaning 'to cause to sit, place, put'.

Imagine dust settling on a surface. It is no longer moving; it is calm and fixed in place.

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